Lubelska Field Berry Vodka Liqueur (Owoce Leśne) 50cl / 28%
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Lubelska Field Berry is a Polish forest fruit vodka liqueur from Lubelska, combining vodka with mixed berry flavours at 28% ABV in a 50cl bottle. Its Polish name, Owoce Leśne, means forest fruits, a flavour family that has long been a favourite in Poland. The sweetness is balanced rather than heavy, so it works chilled on its own, in mixed drinks and stirred into hot tea. It is an approachable forest fruit liqueur for anyone new to Polish fruit flavours.
Lubelska Field Berry: nose, palate and finish
- Nose: Wild strawberry, raspberry and bramble jam.
- Palate: Rounded berry sweetness, with blueberry and blackberry and a soft tartness behind it.
- Finish: Gentle and fruity, fading on red berry compote.
How to drink Lubelska Field Berry
Chill it and pour it over ice, or warm things up: Lubelska Field Berry in tea is a classic Polish winter habit, with a splash stirred into a mug of black tea and a slice of lemon. It pairs with berry tarts, pancakes with jam, soft cheeses and vanilla ice cream. After a cold walk or around the fire on a winter evening, the warm version is hard to beat.
Drinks with Lubelska Field Berry
- Forest Fruit Tea: stir 30 ml Lubelska Field Berry into 150 ml hot black tea with a lemon slice and a teaspoon of honey.
- Field Berry Lemonade: pour 40 ml over ice in a highball, top with 120 ml cloudy lemonade and drop in a few blueberries.
- Berry Smash: muddle a few mint leaves with 15 ml lemon juice, add crushed ice and 40 ml Lubelska Field Berry, then top with 50 ml soda water.
How it compares
Field Berry is rounder and less tart than Lubelska Blackcurrant, which has a drier, tannic edge from its single dark berry. Its 28% sits just below the 30% of most Lubelska fruit flavours. If you prefer one sharp berry rather than a mix, Lubelska Cranberry is the more acidic choice, while Lubelska Cherry is juicier and lighter at 25%.
Good to know
Stock Polska makes the Lubelska range, and Field Berry is one of its most versatile flavours. A Lubelska Field Berry 50cl bottle lasts well when used a splash at a time in hot tea. Wodka Company can deliver Lubelska Field Berry to your door anywhere in the UK.
Po polsku
Owoce leśne to w Polsce jeden z najbardziej lubianych smaków, a Lubelska Owoce Leśne (Field Berry) łączy je z wódką w likierze o mocy 28%, w butelce 0,5 l. Pachnie poziomkami, malinami i dżemem jeżynowym, a w ustach jest okrągła, z czarną jagodą, jeżyną i lekką kwaskowością. Słodycz jest wyważona, dlatego likier sprawdza się zarówno schłodzony z lodem, jak i w drinkach. Zimą warto dodać 30 ml do gorącej czarnej herbaty z plasterkiem cytryny i łyżeczką miodu.
Frequently asked questions
What does Lubelska Field Berry taste like?
Lubelska Field Berry tastes of a mix of forest fruits rather than one berry, with wild strawberry, raspberry, blueberry and blackberry notes. The sweetness is rounded and jammy, and a soft tartness keeps Lubelska Field Berry from feeling heavy.
Can you use Lubelska Field Berry in a Bramble?
Yes, Lubelska Field Berry can stand in for blackberry liqueur in a Bramble: shake 40 ml Żubrówka Gin Bialowieski with 20 ml lemon juice and 10 ml sugar syrup, pour over crushed ice, then drizzle 15 ml Lubelska Field Berry over the top.
Can you drink Lubelska Field Berry neat?
Yes, Lubelska Field Berry is balanced enough to sip on its own, chilled in a small liqueur glass or over a couple of ice cubes. Its gentle red-berry flavour makes Lubelska Field Berry an easy introduction to Polish fruit liqueurs.
